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Harwich to Liverpool - Travel by Train w/dog?
« on: November 23, 2018, 11:23:02 PM »
I'm lost in a mire of not-exactly-precise info on the UK train systems, etc, and rules about transpo with dogs.

I am coming to UK in Feb.  I am arriving with my bulldog via the Dutch Flyer ferry on a Wednesday morning at the Harwich International Port.  I will be living in London.  I have no friends/family in the country so will be handling an XXL dog kennel (.... my bully looks ridiculously small inside of it but Lufthansa insists on the size...  >:( )and 1-2 large suitcases solo.

Optimally - I'd like to take a train from Harwich to Liverpool Street Station, get in a black taxi outside and get dropped at my new flat.  But I don't know if I can.  It seems that some trains permit pets, others don't and I don't know what train companies take these routes or how to find out.  I know that Harwich doesn't have ticket collection desk, just a pay-and-go automated booth.  Do I have to keep the bully in his kennel?  Buy him a ticket as well?  Pay the steward for him? etc etc.

Any pointers would be quite appreciated.


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Re: Harwich to Liverpool - Travel by Train w/dog?
« Reply #1 on: November 24, 2018, 09:49:53 AM »
You may want a taxi from Harwich, just thinking of my own experience with a cat. It'll probably be £125-150 from quotes I just looked up quickly.

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Re: Harwich to Liverpool - Travel by Train w/dog?
« Reply #2 on: November 24, 2018, 10:40:48 AM »
I completely agree with Margo.  Logistically, it would be virtually impossible.  I suspect you’ll need two hands just for the kennel.


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